Discover new art, find inspiration, and ignite your imaginations with William King Museum of Art’s youth and family programs. Learn the power of art to open up windows to new worlds, new ideas, and infinite possibilities as you explore the galleries on a scavenger hunt, enjoy lively discussion over one of our family gallery guides, attend an art summer camp, and more!
Topic: Mixed media sculpture - 14-16+ project: Students will create expressive self-portraits in the style of Picasso out of cardboard. - 10-13 project: Students will create expressive self-portraits in the […]
Topic: Mixed media sculpture - 14-16+ project: Students will create whimsical sculptures inspired by the imaginative style of Tim Burton using paintbrushes as their primary material. - 10-13 project: Students […]
Topic: Mixed media - 14-16+ project: Students will create whimsical sculptures inspired by the imaginative style of Tim Burton using paintbrushes as their primary material. - 10-13 project: Students will […]
Topic: Mixed media - 14-16+ project: Students will create colorful artwork by cutting and pasting images from magazines or drawing onto pieces of paper to come together in a poster […]
Youth Art Camp 2025 The theme for Art Camp 2025 is Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer camp will consist of five weeks with unique World Culture related […]
Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer, teens will have the opportunity to learn about art-making past and present, close to home, and far away. Week One will cover […]
Youth Art Camp 2025 The theme for Art Camp 2025 is Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer camp will consist of five weeks with unique World Culture related […]
Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer, teens will have the opportunity to learn about art-making past and present, close to home, and far away. Week One will cover […]
Youth Art Camp 2025 The theme for Art Camp 2025 is Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer camp will consist of five weeks with unique World Culture related […]
Then and Now, Near and Far. This summer, teens will have the opportunity to learn about art-making past and present, close to home, and far away. Week One will cover […]
